Hey my virgin post....which is all about hair. Please don't yawn.
I've been agonizing somewhat lately on what to do with my hair. Last year I had it short and sweet and it was really easy to look after but I'm feeling like a change. What to do, what to do...
I'm contemplating an upward flick, like Barbie's hip cousin Francie in the picture. High maintenance? That might be a drawback. Such styles were enormously popular in the 1960's. Back then hair ends were curled on jumbo rollers and the top was teased to create a kind of hump over the crown. It was a flattering, uplifting style and the hair bounced fetchingly while you danced. Read all about it here:
Hot Hairstyles of the 1960's
Beehive Hair
I've been agonizing somewhat lately on what to do with my hair. Last year I had it short and sweet and it was really easy to look after but I'm feeling like a change. What to do, what to do...
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| Fancy Francie. Image from Vintagedollsguide.com |
I'm contemplating an upward flick, like Barbie's hip cousin Francie in the picture. High maintenance? That might be a drawback. Such styles were enormously popular in the 1960's. Back then hair ends were curled on jumbo rollers and the top was teased to create a kind of hump over the crown. It was a flattering, uplifting style and the hair bounced fetchingly while you danced. Read all about it here:
Hot Hairstyles of the 1960's
Beehive Hair
